| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Telegraph's leading article? | 3 letters | the |
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- Caf
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- Uncapitalized word in tit
- Everyday article
- Quote, part 2
- U.S. Constitution's first
- End ......
- Many a title starter
- Alternative to caf
- It's definite
- Genuine article?
- First word of every Rober
- Useful article
- Order at a French restaur
- French beverage
- "I'll alert ......": Hobson,
- Word unlikely to end a se
- Dijon drink
- "Thanks for ...... Memory"
- French tea
- Article seen in many plac
- Nice hot drink?
- Definitive word
- Word before "more" and "m
- Common article
- Frequent title starter
- Definite article
- Article they shortened
- ''What's .... matter?''
- For ...... birds
- specifying article
- 'Still ... One' (Orleans hit song)
- not just "a"
- Turn-tables link
- Cook-books filling?
- 'Let me clear ... air'
- Helpful word in solving cryptograms
- Winnie-.....-Pooh
- Start of many book titles
- tea, in toulouse
- los in translation
- Definitely an article
- A cousin?
- Rather hidden article
- One and only
- none of ... above
- "gone with ... wind"
- Fill in ... blank
- Start of many a title
- Start of many titles
- "les" means it
- hot drink they sometimes have in dijon
- part of "ftw" or "wtf"
- american article
- on-line connection?
- Most common word
- off-...-wall (unconventional)
- Article that is used often
- Word ignored when alphabetizing
- Word often ignored when alphabetizing
- first word in many grisham titles
- "t," in "btw"
- El ......
- paris café brew
- not just any old
- Word that often comes before end
- Le
- title opener
- second word of otoh
- A drop in ... ocean
- ... Lion King 2019 movie
- May ... Force be with you
- Much-used article
- Start of many Grisham titles
- "Raiders of .... Lost Ark"
- "War of .... Worlds"
- "Sex and .... City"
- "Back to .... Future"
- Most commonly used English word
- ... King's Speech
- 1868 novel by Wilkie Collins
- Eric .... Red
- La ......
- Often-used article?
- "In .... beginning..."
- Title start, often
- ".... Lion King," movie
- Ubiquitous article
- Break .... bank
- Face .... music
- "If .... shoe fits..."
- Common word
- An article in leather
- Commonest English word
- Pooh's middle name?
- Translation of the Hmong 'tus'
- Part of OTC
- part of gwtw
- most-used english word
- “... End” (movie closer)
- Tea, in Paris
- Het up about part of phrase
- Common title article
- An article
- Word between “talk” and “talk”
- Determiner before well-known things
- "Word before more and merrier"
- '... Namesake' (Jhumpa Lahiri novel)
- Word ignored in alphabetizing
- “Get ... picture?”
- Not merely “a”
- Common title start
- May ... fourth be with you
- U.S. Constitution's first article
- Uncapitalized word in titles
- Order at a French restaurant
- Word unlikely to end a sentence
- Article seen in many places
- “... Exorcist” (1973 film)
- Article with no equivalent in Russian
- Beverage that may be served au lait
- Start of many Batman villain names
- B*W
- part of btw
- First word in many newspaper names
- Start of many band names
- Start of 19 John Grisham novel titles
- Café alternative
- Last word of "Finnegans Wake"
- "What ......!"
- Beverage served with le dessert
- After-dinner serving in France
- Alternative to café
- More and merrier preceder
- "What........." (cry of surprise)
- Charades "little word"
- One of Webster's articles
- Word ignored in indexing
- Bozo's middle name?
- Tea, in Tours
- Oft-read article
- A ubiquitous article
- Part 8 of our Lightfoot lyric
- Some other article
- King of ...... hill
- Part II of the quote
- Article
- Déjeuner beverage
- Article printed daily
- ...... Game: Harvard vs. Yale
- Quotation continued
- "...... Best of Carson"
- Article in common use
- Steve Martin's "...... Jerk"
- God: Comb. form
- A relative
- Stan (...... Man) Musial
- Exercise: Part IV
- Poem: Part II
- Start of a J. R. Lowell quotation
- Beverage for Bardot
- Start of many a book title
- ...... almighty dollar
- Frequent title word
- Against ...... grain
- A brew in Calais
- Article in every newspaper
- ...... dansant (tea dance)
- Beverage in Beauvais
- "Too Late ...... Phalarope": Paton
- brew in brest
- Quotation, part 2
- Beverage in Boulogne
- Article written every day
- "...... sea is calm . . . ": Arnold
- Article used every day
- Faulkner's "...... Reivers"
- "...... Robe": L. C. Douglas
- Poe's "...... Bells"
- "...... Act," Broadway hit
- Word with Hague or Bronx
- Quotation: Part III
- ...... Four Horsemen
- Article much in use
- Tea, in Toulon
- "...... Sun Also Rises"
- Quotation: Part IV
- Robe
- Common article used before noun
- Going ... distance
- ... big bang theory
- inclusion of another article
- First word of many titles
- Mothers, At Heart
- Go with ... flow
- most commonly used word in english
- Half A Matt Johnson Band
- word that's ignored when alphabetizing
- as ...... crow flies
- Extract from southern article
- Word in every Harry Potter title
- "we ...... people "
- walk-walk connector
- Hit ... road
- Article used for tea by the French
- "... boy is mine"
- "At .... Hop"
- Chance ... Rapper
- On ... ball
- Jump ... gun
- End preceder
- Get ... picture (understand)
- “That'll be — day!”
- A most common word
- By-way connection
- "... Fault in Our Stars" (2014 film)
- On ... double (quickly)
- Count of Monte Cristo
- Starting to many a title
- "... Walking Dead"
- Hit ... jackpot
- 3rd word of our anthem
- Fill in ... blanks
- Café beverage
- Nursery rhyme, Polly Put ... KettleOn
- English's only definite article
- Most common English word
- On ...... whole
- Title starter, often
- The definite article
- La, die, il!
- "What is ... matter with you?"
- "... Secret Life of Pets"
- Article Esther conceals
- Over ... top
- Translation of the Arabic 'al'
- Fight ... good fight
- TV show starring James Gandolfini
- Easter prayer part 6
- "What are ... odds?"
- “That's ... whole point!”
- French La
- "What's ... best way to travel?"
- 'Here's ... thing . . .'
- Frequent sentence-starting article
- Word found in many, many sentences
- "This is ... end.."
- most common word in english
- On ... rocks (drink poured over ice)
- Word that precedes several band names
- Start of many a band name
- Over ... top (excessive)
- "Las," "los," or" les"?
- Le or la, stateside
- "... Three Musketeers"
- Middle one in "btw"
- "... Perks of Being a Wallflower"
- "Eye of ... Storm"
- For Whom ... Bell Tolls
- "... quick brown fox..."
- Something that's definite?
- "I'm in ... middle of something!"
- Afternoon drink in France
- Popular article?
- Most popular article?
- Extract from psychotherapist's article
- "I'm not ... one to be blamed."
- "What's ... difference?"
- lion king
- Article like "a" and "an"
- ".. Dark Knight Rises"
- "Candle in ... Wind" (Elton John song)
- Word in millions of titles
- "... Wolf of Wall Street"
- "... End" (movie culmination title)
- "End" preceder, in movies
- Most-used article
- ... end (movie-ending words)
- 'You're ... best!'
- Commonly used English article
- a definitive article
- concision catchphrase, part 2
- Nursery rhyme, Polly Put ... Kettle On
- some sympathetic article ...
- Run-of-...-mill
- All-time connector
- "Guardians of ... Galaxy"
- In French it's Le
- "Star Trek: ... Next Generation"
- Common title word
- "into .... woods"
- Athenian article?
- ".... West Wing"
- kermit ...... frog
- Opener for many rock bands?
- Article used in anaesthesia
- Oft-used article
- batman preceder
- "most important" descriptor
- one of three articles in english
- italian "il" or french "le"
- 'I Know Why ... Caged Bird Sings'
- Loop-...-loop
- Billy .... Kid
- "Get ... point?"
- Article that starts many stories
- "Dancing with ... Stars"
- tea, to marie
- Behind ... scenes
- Article written in ancient Hebrew
- An alternative
- Word that begins many sentences
- Common starting word for film titles
- article that's only 60 per cent there?
- "Why ... long face?"
- ... nerve of him!
- Title word, often
- "What's ... big deal?"
- over-top connection
- McGowan collection "I am ... Rage"
- One of two articles
- Common title starter
- " Big Short" (Oscar-nominated film)
- An article every fathead needs
- Ambassador on time finds article
- Article in craft herein
- stick-landing link
- "Murder on ... Orient Express"
- "I get ... Bag" (2017 Gucci Mane hit)
- ".... O.C."
- penultimate word of many fairy tales
- "... end" (finale)
- A widely read article?
- Larry ... Cable Guy
- Common word that goes before nouns
- Beat ... Odds (Lil Tjay song)
- Beverage at un café
- Most commonly written word in English
- Love on ... Brain (Rihanna song)
- Rap star Tyler ... Creator
- Meaning of the Arabic word 'al'
- article found in an absinthe bottle
- getting het up about an article
- Go ... distance
- Most commonly used article
- "All of ... above"
- An article? Definitely!
- 'I don't make ... rules!'
- Last word?
- All-time go-between
- Season 1, Episode 4: "...... Curse"
- word that begins many titles
- ...... Last of Us
- "Tis ...... season to be jolly..."
- "...... time is now!"
- An article every mother needs
- first word in many movie titles
- billy ...... kid (old west outlaw)
- Leading article in Telegraph?
- Dreadful situation for mechanics?
- Rupert Bear's middle name?
- Savior
- recur
- Mostly
- Near
- Overcome
- Dispatch
- Whore
- Abode
- Alert
- Truckle
- article catherine hides
- See 20 Down
- Word ignored when indexing
- ...... Museum of Broken Relationships
- "Beauty and ...... Beast"
- First word of many books
- What's ...... big idea?!
- Many books start with this word
- Pain in ...... neck
- 'Plastic Off ...... Sofa'
- article of speech
- Make ...... Grade
- French beverage; definite article
- ...... said, the better
- 'It's for ...... best'
- article included amongst others
- First word in many book titles
- Telegraph's leading article?
- Turn ...... tables
- Off-......-wall
- definitely a pronoun
- French Le
- Charades player's "little word"
- article's only one-third aesthetic
- "What's — use?"
- "what ...... heck?"
- Cut to ...... chase
- An article shared by mother and father
- "Down ... hatch!"